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You must submit the Statement of Information whether or not your company has conducted any business. There is a $20 filing fee and a $5 disclosure fee. You may file online. Publicly traded corporations must submit a Corporate Disclosure Statement annually in addition to a Statement of Information.

In California a business's annual report is called the Statement of Information. It's a required filing that keeps the state updated with information about participants in the company. It must be filed on time, and the penalty for being late is hefty: $250, versus the filing fee of up to $25.

Penalties for Late Filings File the California Statement of Information on time or face a late penalty of $250 (Profit entities) or $50 for Non-Profit Corporations. Also, the Secretary of State may suspend or forfeit the legal entity's registration preventing all legal business.

In California, the annual filing (Statement of Information) is not due on a specific date. Rather, it must be filed every two-years during a six-month?filing window?, which is based on the month the LLC was formed.

Statement and Designation by Foreign Corporation (Form S&DC-S/N) To qualify a corporation from another state, foreign country or other place to transact intrastate business in California, you must file a Statement and Designation by Foreign Corporation (Form S&DC-S/N) with the California Secretary of State.

The filing fee to register a foreign corporation in California is $100. For $149 plus state fees (and your state's Certificate of Good Standing fee), we'll register your foreign corporation in California on your behalf.